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xAI partners with CERAFILTEC to build world’s largest ceramic MBR for AI data center cooling

With data centers facing rising scrutiny over water consumption, xAI’s approach reduces strain on the Memphis Sands Aquifer.

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EWG report finds widespread contamination in US drinking water

Millions of Americans are consuming drinking water contaminated with harmful chemicals, heavy metals, and radioactive substances.

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Rebuilding the Yampa River’s aging water diversion without compromising on conservation

Learn how the Maybell Diversion project in Colorado united diverse stakeholders to build a lasting solution.

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90-year-old water main break floods Detroit neighborhood

A major water main break flooded a neighborhood in southwest Detroit Monday morning and doubled as a wake-up call about the city’s aging infrastructure.

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Indiana’s LEAP Innovation District prompts water battle with statewide implications

Indiana’s planned LEAP Innovation District raises questions about water availability. As corporations move in, lawmakers push for oversight.

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Balancing infrastructure development with conservation: A controversy in Cape Coral, Fla.

Cape Coral’s plan to build a water storage and pumping facility on protected land at Yellow Fever Creek Preserve is stirring controversy.

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Fluoride fight in Florida: A contentious push to remove fluoride from drinking water fails in deadlock

Hillsborough County will keep fluoride in its drinking water supply for now, following a political argument that mirrors a nationwide debate.

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Elon Musk’s supercomputer sparks Memphis water supply concerns

Protect Our Aquifer expressed its concern about  xAI’s impact on the city’s electricity, water usage and air quality.

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A $600-million funding gap for water projects in Kansas

Kansas is facing a water infrastructure funding crisis that demands immediate attention from policymakers, industry leaders, and investors alike.

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Rochester, Minn., receives $80 million for major wastewater treatment upgrades in progress

The project is critical to meeting stricter state-mandated phosphorus effluent limits while improving efficiency and reducing chemical costs.

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In New Mexico, satellite technology combats a water crisis

Hydro Delta detects and addresses water leaks efficiently, paving the way for a real plan to improve aging infrastructure.

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Akron is on track to replace all lead service lines by the end of 2025

The U.S. EPA has set a 10-year window for cities to identify and remove lead service lines. Akron is ahead of the pack.

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